How much are you earning per annum?

25, just graduated from NUS comp sci. Software engineer, all in 48k per annum. Is my salary ok?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Top of any industries can also command higher than 240k at age 35. Question is, do you classify your peers as underachieving?

Average doctors/lawyers can easily push 240k PA at 35. Can't say the same for average workers in other industries.
Won't say those peers are underachieving, but they are at least average (which is already better off than "average" people in other professions.)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

25, just graduated from NUS comp sci. Software engineer, all in 48k per annum. Is my salary ok?

That's even less than the nincompoops at local bank MA programmes. Hope you find something better, not trying to put you down or anything.

As an average guy in an average MNC, don’t think I will reach 100k by 30 and 240k by 35…
Have a decent degreee and all but I guess nowhere near to all the high flyers.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

As an average guy in an average MNC, don’t think I will reach 100k by 30 and 240k by 35…
Have a decent degreee and all but I guess nowhere near to all the high flyers.

Time to change coys

Originally Posted by Unregistered

As an average guy in an average MNC, don’t think I will reach 100k by 30 and 240k by 35…
Have a decent degreee and all but I guess nowhere near to all the high flyers.

I will probably reach 130k by age 35. Dont think will ever exceed 200k.

However I only work 6.5hrs per day. No working on weekends and no OT.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I will probably reach 130k by age 35. Dont think will ever exceed 200k.

However I only work 6.5hrs per day. No working on weekends and no OT.

what's your industry/job role? sounds good for the amount of work.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what's your industry/job role? sounds good for the amount of work.

Operational role in commodities. It may be deemed on the lower end compared to many who have achieved more. But important to be happy with what you already have.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Operational role in commodities. It may be deemed on the lower end compared to many who have achieved more. But important to be happy with what you already have.

Doesn't sound like commodity ops to me.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

25, just graduated from NUS comp sci. Software engineer, all in 48k per annum. Is my salary ok?

With honors? Can share with honors class?

I think this is well below the median for your school and major.